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Scene 2: Seeking medical help

A few days later, Jun Rong returns from his business trip and notices
medicine belonging to Jiao Niang. He asks her how she managed to see a
doctor by herself. Jiao Niang explains that she used the instant online translation
service on the 1990 hotline. The doctor was able to assess her symptoms and
gave her an appointment. She is also excited to share with her husband that she
has decided to learn Chinese through the free resources available online, and
there are training courses to learn useful employment skills that would be
beneficial for their future. After hearing Jiao Niang's story, Jun Rong feels very
proud of her. He assures her that he will help her adapt to life in Taiwan.

Scene 3: Resources and support

Jun Rong and Jiao Niang are enjoying lunch together. Jiao Niang
shares her involvement in the New Immigrant Care Center in the commu-
nity. She tells him that sisters from different countries often gather at the
center for activities and events. She has not only made new friends and
expanded her social circle, but also gained access to valuable information on
family welfare resources and growth-oriented programs. Through media resourc-
es and community networks, Jiao Niang has been able to better adapt to life in
Taiwan. This has helped her reduce the challenges and anxieties she initially
faced after arriving. She feels she has found her place and sense of belonging
in this new life.

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